We have more and more people traveling on business at my company, and management wants them to have access to resources on the network. I'm trying to find the best solution with the least overhead and ...

In what feels like a debate that should'vedied outby now, those who think Secure Socket Layer virtual private networks(SSL VPN) are better than those based on IPSec (Interent Protocol Security) are at ...

My understanding is that PPTP is the simplest, but has the least encryption and sends the password in clear text.<BR><BR>IPSec seems to be the most secure (with nice fat AES encryption possible) but ...

“Clientless VPN” technology is catching on as the term that describes products that serve as an alternative to traditional IP Security-based VPNs. These products come into play when an IPSec-based VPN ...

For several years, my company used Microsoft Corp.’s Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) to provide remote users with VPN access to corporate resources. This worked well, and almost all employees ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

Juniper Networks Inc. is upgrading its remote access platform to support IPSec or SSL sessions, deciding on the fly which technology is better suited for the current connection. This is the first time ...

I remember the days when you could set up dial-up modems and have users connect to your NT 4.0 Server using Remote Access Service (RAS). Combining multiple modems in a multilink to increase bandwidth ...